Nearly everyone has a favorite holiday movie they watch every year, from oldies but goodies like "It's a Wonderful Life" to modern classics like "Elf."
But then there are the holiday duds: the fruitcakes of Hollywood that some may love with an inexplicable guilty-pleasure, or love to groan at whenever it comes on
We decided to check out Rotten Tomatoes, and see what some of the lowest-rate holiday releases were.
Scroll down to see if your favorite (or your least favorite) made the list.
"Unaccompanied Minors" (2006): 31%
Based on the premise of a snowed in airport filled with unattended children trying to fly home for the holidays, this movie is full of misbehaving children getting into shenanigans. Time Out critic Derek Adams said of the movie: "Irresponsible content notwithstanding, it's the low standard of filmmaking that really defies belief."
Source: Rotten Tomatoes
"Four Christmases" (2008): 25%
Starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon, "Four Christmases" is the story of a couple whose plan to avoid the holidays with their family is ruined by a canceled flight. The dysfunctional family tropes play out in the film, but one critic found it both "charmless and cheerless."
"I'll be Home for Christmas" (1998): 23%
Ah, the glory days of Jonathan Taylor Thomas. This Disney original missed the magic, and Michael O'Sullivan of the Washington Post said it was "too sophisticated for thumb-suckers, but far too stupid for anyone else."
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